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Locally Grown 

FRESH CUT SPECIALITY FLOWERS & BOTANICALS

Offerings include:
 Seasonal CSA Bouquet Subscriptions, Speciality cut flowers and Botanicals by the stem, Wedding and Event Florals, Celebration of Life Florals, Arrangements, & Delivery

A little bit about me, the farm, and the Fam

I inherited my love of plants and earth from my family. My  great grandma was a florist and an avid flower gardener,  my grandpa was a horticulturist and a major grower in the twin cities back in the day. My father grew up in his greenhouse and I grew up in his.

My passion for plants is an ever changing focus and discovery.

I have been a small scale/urban farmer & gardener for 20 years.

             

 I am a trained Herbalist & Permaculturist and consider myself an amateur expert in the field of Land Conservation, Native Plant communities and invasive ecology. I have been doing Flower Farming & floristry for 6 years. I also love taking photos of my work and landscape

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My Design style is garden whimsical with a huge focus on local Blooms, Native wild flowers & sustainability. I really try to bring in the natural feeling of the land and this place into all of my designs.

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 We grow, forage, and source local for all our ingredients whenever possible. We are not a traditional style florist and do not use floral foam or plastic.

 

​​We (the Fam: John, Karalyn, & Ella)are forutane enough to be stewards to 30 acres of coastal sea plain, wetland, and boreal forest land. We are a Tree, Native Botanicals, 

& Flower Farm. 

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We are quite literally Forest Farming.

We care deeply for this land and this earth and do our very best to leave it better than we found it.

I hope you will check us out and all we have to offer!

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We proudly serve Twin Ports Area, Madeline Island, all of Bayfield Co., WI, & Ashland, WI, and Iron River/Delta Lakes Area
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Get in Touch

87570 Bark Point Rd
Herbster, Wi 54844
Open to the public by appointment only

 

Mel Dunn

651-347-7938

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